The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

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The Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

About AAT

AAT was founded in 1980 to provide a recognized qualification and membership body for accounting support staff. It is sponsored by various UK accountancy bodies.

Once you have achieved the AAT qualification and gained the relevant experience, you will be eligible for full membership of the AAT.This entitles you to use the letters 'MAAT' after your name. AAT offers a high level of support and training throughout your career.

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Course Structure

6,000 people qualify with the AAT every year, and employers from Rolls Royce to the NHS acknowledge the benefits of employing AAT-qualified accounting staff. .

The AAT training scheme consists of 20 units of competence organized into three stages. Students must complete a number of compulsory units, while other units are optional.

The three stages are accredited as national vocational qualifications (NVQs) in accounting, which are equivalent to a uk degree.

Foundation

NVQ Level 2

RIR recording income & receipts
MRP making & recoding payment
ITB preparing an initial trial balance
IMC supplying information for management control
WWC working with computers
HSPWE contribute to the maintenance of a healthy
APE achieving personal effectiveness. Safe & productive working environment

Intermediate

NVQ/SVQ Level 3

ECR recording and evaluating cost information
FRA maintaining financial records & preparing accounts
PRR preparing reports & returns
WWC working with computers(unless completed earlier)
WWC working with computers
HSPWE contribute to the maintenance of a healthy safe & productive working environment(unless completed earlier)

Technician

NVQ Level 4

PEV contribute to the management of performance and the enhancement of value
PCR contributing to the planning & allocation of resources
MSAP managing systems & people in the accounting environment
CMCC cash management & credit control
IAP implementing auditing procedures
BTC preparing business taxation computations
PTC preparing personal taxation computations
HSPWE contribute to the maintenance of a healthy safe &productive working environment(unless completed earlier)

Entry Requirements

You must be 18 or older

You need a secondary or school qualification

You must complete the English foundation programme at CSTC

Achieving at least 55 per cent

Tuition Fees:

£1450 per year all levels